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For extra warmth and comfort inside our muff, you can quilt the lining fabric before cutting out the fabric piece. Here, we show you how to do parallel lines, but you can also experiment with diamond shapes—that’s a nice effect too!

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thread, batting, fabric

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    Feb 18, 2009, 10.31 PMby glitty80

    wow that looks lovely. Thats a great technique to make the muff more fantastic.

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